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Invested & Backed by Harvard Faculty

Test-Drive Your Future

ExploreYou lets high school students step into simulations of real professions and discover who they are and what they like-before making life-shaping decisions.

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Here’s our Founder & CEO, Vinay talking about ExploreYou at the President’s Innovation Challenge.

The Problem

What 20,000
Student Surveys Told Us

What 20,000 Student Surveys Told Us

Students are tired of quizzes and aptitude tests

Career curiosity exists, but it competes with attention. Quizzes and aptitude tests are often cumbersome, tiring, and boring.

Students want a realistic look into different professions

The real challenge isn't salary, it's understanding the day-to-day reality of a career.

Students are overwhelmed with choices

Students already “try” to explore careers-mostly through Google/YouTube/family-but often end up still confused

The result? Students commit to majors and career paths before experiencing what the profession is really like.

Students are tired of quizzes and aptitude tests

Career curiosity exists, but it competes with attention. Quizzes and aptitude tests are often cumbersome, tiring, and boring.

Students want a realistic look into different professions

The real challenge isn't salary, it's understanding the day-to-day reality of a career.

Students are overwhelmed with choices

Students already “try” to explore careers-mostly through Google/YouTube/family-but often end up still confused

The result? Students commit to majors and career paths before experiencing what the profession is really like.

Students are tired of quizzes and aptitude tests

Career curiosity exists, but it competes with attention. Quizzes and aptitude tests are often cumbersome, tiring, and boring.

Students want a realistic look into different professions

The real challenge isn't salary, it's understanding the day-to-day reality of a career.

Students are overwhelmed with choices

Students already “try” to explore careers-mostly through Google/YouTube/family-but often end up still confused

The Solution

Engineering the First
Experiential Career Exploration Tool

`01 Choose Your Profession`

Pick a profession based on your intuition, interest, or get suggested one through 30-second Career Spark Assessment®

`02 Test-Drive It`

Play through and experience hyper-realistic career simulations. Walk their walk and talk their talk.

`03 Deep-Dive Diagnostics`

Strengths & aptitudes inferred from in-simulation decisions, mapped to RIASEC & assessed through embedded AI diagnostics.

`04 Unlock Personalized Pathways`

Receive a customized roadmap with majors, colleges, activities, and timelines till recruitment.

Reflection Check-ins

Tiny post-simulation questions that capture what students enjoyed, how confident they felt.

Upskilling Missions

Small missions (mini-sims, quick challenges, short quizzes) to strengthen weaker or low-confidence skills.

Multi-user Simulations

Group scenarios where multiple students play different roles and their combined choices drive one shared outcome.

Multi-user Simulations

Group scenarios where multiple students play different roles and their combined choices drive one shared outcome.

Micro-projects

Short, real-world style projects (1–2 hours) where students complete and submit a tangible output.

Micro-projects

Short, real-world style projects (1–2 hours) where students complete and submit a tangible output.

Product Deep Dive

Consulting Simulation Walkthrough

Yes Test-Drive. Live life while our ambient AI assessment gently handholds you in helping to find out who you are, truly.

Yes Test-Drive.

Live life while our ambient AI assessment gently handholds you in helping to find out who you are, truly.

Our Research

The Research Confirms
Our Approach

The Research Confirms Our Approach

Students Are Asking for Real Guidance

77% of college students say they would have been more engaged in college if they understood their strengths and options in high school.

Students Feel Unprepared For What’s Next

Nearly 72% of high school graduates say they felt not prepared for life after high school-and upto 70% report no confidence in their plans.

The Support System Remains Underpowered

17% of high schools report no school counselor, and 45% of the graduates say they needed more career counseling.

Our Advisors

Invested & Backed by
Harvard Faculty

Invested & Backed by Harvard Faculty

Most innovative career tool I've seen. This will be gamechanger for my class

Grant Freeland

Harvard Professor, BCG Partner

This has the potential to disrupt the market and they have the team to pull it off!

Richard Cavanagh

ex-Harvard Dean, Chairman of ETS

Success Stories After Using ExploreYou

What Students Say About Us

What Students
Say About Us

Students reported feeling less anxious about a career after completing simulations.

“Instead of comparing myself to everyone else, I finally had something concrete to reflect on. That made decision-making feel manageable.”

Elena N.

High school student

“I stopped chasing what sounded impressive and started focusing on what actually fits how I think and work.”

Lucas M.

College student

Students reported feeling less anxious about a career after completing simulations.

“Instead of comparing myself to everyone else, I finally had something concrete to reflect on. That made decision-making feel manageable.”

Elena N.

High school student

“I stopped chasing what sounded impressive and started focusing on what actually fits how I think and work.”

Lucas M.

College student

"It was the first time I could actually feel what the job might be like, not just read a description."

Taylor S.

College student

"It was the first time I could actually feel what the job might be like, not just read a description."

Taylor S.

College student

“I didn’t grow up around people with corporate jobs, so I had no reference point. Seeing what the day-to-day actually looks like changed how I think about my future.”

David O.

High school student

“I didn’t grow up around people with corporate jobs, so I had no reference point. Seeing what the day-to-day actually looks like changed how I think about my future.”

David O.

High school student

“Seeing the consequences of my choices made careers feel real, not just something on a brochure.”

Jonah P.

College student

“Seeing the consequences of my choices made careers feel real, not just something on a brochure.”

Jonah P.

College student

“I went in expecting it to confirm what I already thought I wanted. Instead, it showed me why my ‘dream job’ might not fit the way I imagined, and pointed me toward roles I’d never even heard of. It was scary at first, but honestly, I feel calmer now because I’m making a more honest choice.”

Sofia R.

High school student